Always Meet Again () is a South Korean Boys' love television series, a spin-off of A Breeze of Love. The show aired from March 5 to March 26, 2026, with eight episodes broadcast weekly on Thursdays. Starring Kim Myeong-chan and Shin Jeong-you, the series is available on iQIYI and GagaOOLala.
Synopsis Jang Hye Seong, a renowned painter, revisits Seongjin High School to give a lecture at the request of his friend Tae Jun. While exploring the art room, he discovers his old sketchbook containing drawings of his first love, Lee U Jin. On impulse, he redraws U Jin, and upon finishing, he is mysteriously transported back to 2008, reliving his teenage years.
Determined not to repeat past mistakes, Hye Seong tries to keep his distance from U Jin. However, U Jin’s bold and persistent advances leave him conflicted. Their youth begins anew, raising the question: can they change fate and truly meet again?
Cast Main Kim Myeong-chan – Lee U Jin Shin Jeong-you – Jang Hye Seong
Supporting Seo Seung Hyeon – Tae Jun (friend of U Jin and Hye Seong) Do Hee – Jang Eun Ha (Hye Seong's older sister / nurse at Seongjin High School) Kim Hyung Min – Physical education teacher
Production Always Meet Again was announced as a spin-off of A Breeze of Love, continuing BL productions by Domundi and Mondee. Promotional materials and cast preparation were released in early 2026, with the official broadcast beginning in March. TVJ and Daum reported on the series as one of the anticipated BL dramas of 2026. Slist and Job-Post covered production details and casting.
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Reception The series received attention from both Korean and international media. TopStarNews described the anticipation around the pairing of Shin Jeong You and Kim Myung Chan, emphasizing their on-screen chemistry. Sports Khan highlighted the nostalgic high school setting and the use of time-travel as a narrative device combined with BL romance. Osen noted that the drama contributes to the growing popularity of BL productions in South Korea.
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